One year after reclaiming Kursk, many refugees remain displaced amid ongoing instability
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This report comes a year and a half after Russia reclaimed its occupied Kursk borderlands from Ukrainian forces, following an invasion in August 2024. Despite official promises of a swift recovery, many refugees have not returned due to uninhabitable conditions and ongoing instability in the region. The situation highlights the lasting impact of the conflict on local communities and the unusual civilian responses to continued drone attacks.
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